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Tales of My Two Cities

Kian Tajbakhsh

Politics and urbanism, mostly in my two hometowns, NYC and Tehran.

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  • Kian Tajbakhsh

    Professor of International Relations at NYU. Scholar of geopolitics and governance. Author of Creating Local Democracy in Iran. Writing on Iran, world order, and urban politics in The Atlantic and beyond.

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